Build your road sense.
Georgia DDS’s Driver Manual covers the road-sign and road-rule knowledge exam and the responsibilities that follow a Class CP permit. Study sign shapes, intersection scanning, safe following distance, and the required qualified companion.
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Georgia allows a Class C instructional permit at age 15 after vision and knowledge testing; a parent, guardian, or responsible adult signs for a minor.
A CP permit holder may drive only with a licensed, fit companion at least 21 seated beside the driver.
For a teen moving toward a Class D license, DDS materials describe 40 supervised hours, including six at night, alongside driver-education requirements.
Requirements can depend on your age, license history, and permit type. Check Georgia Department of Driver Services's permit information before making an appointment.
A few Georgia questions.
These original practice questions include explanations and source links. They are not official exam questions.
01Who may supervise a Georgia Class CP permit holder?
- A. No one if the road is residential
- B. Any passenger age 18 or older in the back
- C. A driver with no license who knows the route
- D. A licensed, fit driver age 21 or older seated beside the learner
Answer: A licensed, fit driver age 21 or older seated beside the learner
Georgia DDS requires the companion to be at least 21, licensed for a Class C vehicle, fit to control the car, and beside the learner.
Read the official source02A red octagonal sign in Georgia means what?
- A. Railroad crossing
- B. Stop
- C. Do not enter only
- D. Yield
Answer: Stop
The octagon is reserved for STOP, making shape recognition a quick confirmation when approaching an intersection.
Read the official source03How much of Georgia’s 40-hour teen practice recommendation is specifically at night?
- A. One hour
- B. Twenty hours
- C. Six hours
- D. All 40 hours
Answer: Six hours
DDS’s manual calls for 40 supervised hours, six of them at night, for the stated teen licensing path.
Read the official source04A Georgia teen is preparing to move from the permit stage. What supervised-practice record does DDS describe for the Class D path?
- A. 10 hours, all during daylight
- B. Only a road-test appointment
- C. 40 hours, including 6 hours at night, along with the stated education requirements
- D. 40 hours with no nighttime practice
Answer: 40 hours, including 6 hours at night, along with the stated education requirements
Georgia DDS materials describe 40 supervised hours, including six at night, together with the applicable driver-education requirements.
Read the official source05At a Georgia four-way stop, two vehicles arrive together. Which driver yields?
- A. Neither driver yields
- B. The driver on the left yields to the driver on the right
- C. The larger vehicle yields
- D. The driver on the right yields
Answer: The driver on the left yields to the driver on the right
At an uncontrolled tie, the left-side driver yields to the vehicle approaching from the right.
Read the official sourceWhat to expect from practice
Does this match the official Georgia test?
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